Baldwin Piano Co. v. George H. Wade & Co.

OPINION OF THE COURT

PARKER, C. J.

Appellees’recovered judgment against appellant for the amount claimed to be due for rent of a store building. The court found there was a landlord’s lien in favor of appellees upon two certain pianos, the property of appellant, which were in the building, but the judgment is an ordinary money judgment and no foreclosure of the lien was decreed. The judgment can be sustained only upon the theory that appellant was the tenant of appellees, and this is the position taken by counsel for appellees in support of the judgment. The facts, briefly stated are that…